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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
8
Concord and Mohawks battled to a 3-3 tie as Johnson and Flannery sparked late offense. Mayo pitched well for Concord while Loftus contributed key hits and Flannery reached base in the late innings to force the stalemate.
The article praises sport program cooperation at Emer celebration and honors Bulger Richard Alexander John Bunn Harold Tomp Bernard E. Megin William J. Bull Allaney John Weraney and J J for umpiring and support.
Hudson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars rallied in the last of the ninth to score three runs and edge Maynard Holy Name 10 to 9 at Riverside Park Sunday. Cal Eddy and Bino Barreira sparked the offense as Hudson evened weekend play after a 4 0 loss to Clinton Vets on Saturday.
The number of school children in swimming classes exceeds expectations. Two buses carry all 124 children each morning under the supervision of Mrs. Karl H. Voigt and Mrs. Theodore B. Currier. Miss Ruth Sheldon serves as instructor. buses depart from the school and return at noontime.
Austin Victor of Golf Play Concord James M A capped top honors in the weekend tournament at Concord Country Club scoring five up for the three fourths handicap versus par. Other scores included John W Codding two up John B Buttrick one down A Lawrence Peirson Jr two down Dan forth W Comins Sr two down A Dawson five down Anson W Kricks five down R W Wood five down W Moses five down Hubert M Wardwell five down and Burleigh L Pratt five down.
Peter Bulkeley School defeated Harvey Wheeler 8 to 7 in extra innings at Emerson Playground during the K of C Celebration. Bulkeley’s win marked their first of the season over the West Concord rival as Lewis Mutty drove in two runs with a double and an error aided the comeback in the eighth inning.
A compact calendar lists Sleepy Hollow versus Mill Dam Clippers at Emerson Playground 6 30 p m Friday in the Twilight League and West Concord T T against Ayer Town in Middlesex County League at Ayer 6 30 p m. Weekend golf at Concord Club starts today and ends at Concord Country Club.
Marlboro representative Norman F Wellen announces that the Department of Conservation Division of Fisheries and Game plans to begin seining Sudbury Reservoir fish to be released in Fort Meadow. Last year a similar release occurred at Lake Williams and Solomon’s Pond, boosting angler catches. The seining will be supervised by a division official or their appointee, with several hundred fish expected to be released to boost local interest.
The Rideout and Emerson playgrounds at West Concord report busy, supervised programs led by Harvey Wheeler School staff. Art crafts, tennis, and junior to intermediate groups share facilities, with baseball, softball, and showers adding variety as children build ladders and craft projects under attentive instructors.
The Wilons, Mel and Mrs. Benjamin L., won the mixed foursomes at Concord Country Club with 103 84. Other high scorers included Miss Martha Wardwell and Hubert M Wardwell 103 6, Mr and Mrs A Lawrence Jr 106 86, and Mr and L Hayes 106 89.
Concord St Bernard parish boys baseball team lost 3-2 to the Wilmington Town Team in 10 innings last Sunday afternoon at Wilmington Diamond.
St. Bernard's tops West Concord 10 to 9 in nine innings at Emerson Playground. Paul Gilman earns the win as St. Bernard's rallies from 7 7 to clinch in the ninth on an error and a score on Willie Erisman fly ball. Horne, Moynihan, Johnson and Lankiewicz led offense with multiple hits. West Concord responsed with a late rally before the Saints held on.
Concord golfer Jonathan Snelling and his father Henry B W Snelling played in the Pine Brook Country Club event at Weston. Jonathan won Class C with 83 62 after his father scored 83 76 in Class A. Several Maynard Country Club players also competed.
Concords Emerson Playground hosted an open track meet with Flannery winning the 100 yard dash in 10.7 seconds and the broad jump at 19 feet 4 inches. Nick Sottile captured four medals while Tom McKenna, Buzz Bonty and others scored in multiple events as Lexington figures prominent in the results.
Knights of Columbus thank John J. Watson and James McMullen for organizing Concord High track team participation at the Fourth of July meet. Watson secured medals for the team as loftus injures, Windheim returns to action, Maloney stars in New England League, Tompkins pitches in Greater Waltham. Teddy Woods places fourth in the Hudson Marlboro mile race. Todd makes comeback for Lincoln Mohawks with two singles against St Bernard’s.
Concord Superintendent Fred R Hart estimated 25 000 to 30 000 people attended Lake Walden over the weekend. Traffic for the event was managed in an orderly fashion.
Bedford Community Council recreation committee outlines activities for young residents. Legion group led by Wilbur DeVries fields a baseball team. four teams of 15. Tennis, vocations, and practice run in August with Melee entrants. Pa Winchenbaugh leads July activities. Bedford Grange sponsors two youth programs in summer. Parent Teacher group supervises children ages 6 to 11 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30 to 4:00. Phyllis Martiness, Mrs Sullivan captain July. August overseen by Vincent Fay. Mothers assist monthly.
Gleason defeats Sinclair 4 and 2 in the semifinals at Concord Country Club and advances to face Johnston for the President's Cup next Sunday. The final match between Johnston and Gleason is expected to draw strong interest.
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